Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by Klington: 10:32am On Apr 25 |
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Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by Moniya4Real(m): 10:33am On Apr 25 |
of course; i know it’s $8b i beg, se na $8 be this ni 🤣🤣🤣
“194 Kiribati 8” |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by egoldman(m): 10:34am On Apr 25 |
Yankee101: Equate population and know why nigeria is close to the bottom Keep supporting nonsense, proud slave. |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by Moniya4Real(m): 10:35am On Apr 25 |
Must you bring things like this to a post we all should and are learning from? NothingDoMe: Israel has six times the foreign reserves of Nigeria.
Nigerian Palestinians will tell you that it was America that gave Israel the money. 1 Like |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by AngelicBeing: 10:35am On Apr 25 |
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Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by BigDawsNet: 10:36am On Apr 25 |
We are above
Finland Croatia
Wow |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by egoldman(m): 10:37am On Apr 25 |
Matheusmartin: . China,India have far more population than your Nigeria..
Abeg, find better thing talk.. Leave that proud slave, always defending their oppressors. 1 Like |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by egoldman(m): 10:38am On Apr 25 |
Yankee101:
Read my post again Slowly this time Oga stop defending your oppressors. |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by Konquest: 10:38am On Apr 25 |
Buharifan: S/N Countries Forex Reserves Including Gold S/N (data in millions US$) 1 China 3,225,817 2 Japan 1,290,606 3 Switzerland 868,632 4 India 643,162 5 Russia 600,700 6 Taiwan 568,107 7 Saudi Arabia 455,205 8 Hong Kong 425,153 9 South Korea 419,360 10 Mexico 364,192 11 Singapore 357,345 12 Brazil 352,705 13 Germany 339,800 14 United States 242,681 15 France 240,677 16 Thailand 223,769 17 Israel 206,828 18 Poland 187,996 19 United Kingdom 183,952 20 United Arab Emirates 151,600 21 Czech Republic 144,996 22 Indonesia 149,915 23 Turkey 128,490 24 Netherlands 125,451 25 Canada 116,251 26 Philippines 104,033 27 Malaysia 102,241 28 Iraq 100,000 29 Spain 94,341 30 Vietnam 93,342 31 Belgium 82,000 32 Denmark 80,058 33 Romania 77,364 34 Peru 73,483 35 Norway 71,901 36 Libya 70,524 37 Italy 69,810 38 Algeria 68,028 39 Qatar 64,560 40 Sweden 59,568 41 Colombia 57,269 42 Australia 53,883 43 Portugal 53,710 44 South Africa 53,473 45 Kuwait 46,420 46 Chile 42,527 47 Ukraine 40,507 48 Hungary 41,344 49 Bulgaria 35,395 50 Egypt 35,310 51 Nigeria 34,980 52 Austria 34,856 53 Kazakhstan 34,500 54 Uzbekistan 32,195 55 Morocco 32,037 56 New Zealand 31,712 57 Croatia 28,680 58 Bangladesh 25,231.70 59 Serbia 24,468 60 Iran 24,300 61 Macau 24,283 62 Guatemala 21,390 63 Argentina 20,846 64 Turkmenistan 20,600 65 Cambodia 18,496 66 Jordan 18,765 67 Nepal 18,400 68 Oman 16,163 69 Uruguay 15,449 70 Lebanon 14,738 71 Dominican Republic 14,371 72 Angola 14,200 73 Costa Rica 13,200 74 Ireland 12,599 75 Azerbaijan 11,650 76 Ivory Coast 9,800 77 Paraguay 9,707 78 Bosnia and Herzegovina 8,711 79 Tunisia 8,623 80 North Korea 8,072 81 Pakistan 8,040 82 Finland 7,995 83 Slovakia 7,650 84 Honduras 7,390 85 Tanzania 7,022 86 Iceland 6,847 87 Myanmar 6,700 88 Moldova 6,390 89 Afghanistan 6,228 90 Panama 6,143 91 Venezuela 5,908 92 Trinidad and Tobago 5,800 93 Albania 5,700 94 Mauritius 5,591 95 Bahrain 5,500 96 Georgia 5,224 97 Mongolia 5,120 98 Botswana 5,080 99 Jamaica 4,921 100 Lithuania 4,900 101 Sri Lanka 4,517 102 Vatican City 4,339 103 Armenia 4,298 104 Nicaragua 3,980 105 Greece 3,926 106 Latvia 3,913 107 Uganda 3,700 108 Andorra 3,689 109 Brunei 3,664 110 Cameroon 3,459 111 Ethiopia 3,430 112 Ghana 3,368 113 Ecuador 3,305 114 Belarus 3,296 115 Kyrgyzstan 2,976 116 Slovenia 2,519 117 El Salvador 2,510 118 Cuba 2,500 119 Kenya 2,490 120 Papua New Guinea 2,339 121 Haiti 2,296 122 Estonia 2,065 123 Namibia 2,019 124 Bahamas 1,758 125 Bolivia 1,769 126 Madagascar 1,620 127 Montenegro 1,558 128 Mauritania 1,493 129 Tajikistan 1,482 130 Rwanda 1,458 131 Zambia 1,433 132 Guinea 1,425 133 Gabon 1,377 134 Cyprus 1,271 135 Luxembourg 1,119 136 Laos 1,099 137 Curaçao 1,080 138 Fiji 1,065 139 Niger 1,053 140 Aruba 1,017 141 Bhutan 972 142 Kosovo 950 143 Malta 937 144 Lesotho 785 145 Barbados 770 146 Cape Verde 712 147 San Marino 716 148 Gambia 698 149 Palestine 671 150 Timor-Leste 654 151 Suriname 647 152 Sierra Leone 624 153 Mali 604 154 Maldives 588 155 Guyana 553 156 Solomon Islands 551 157 Seychelles 546 158 Vanuatu 509 159 Democratic Republic of the Congo 505 160 Djibouti 504 161 Malawi 488 162 Eswatini 467 163 Republic of the Congo 443 164 Syria 401 165 Federated States of Micronesia 395 166 Central African Republic 375 167 Saint Kitts and Nevis 365 168 Liberia 342 169 Guinea-Bissau 329 170 Antigua and Barbuda 285 171 Belize 281 172 Saint Lucia 258 173 Yemen 250 174 Grenada 247 175 Tonga 226 176 Togo 208 177 Comoros 197 178 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 192 179 Eritrea 189 180 Samoa 188 181 São Tomé and Príncipe 186 182 Sudan 172 183 Dominica 168 184 Senegal 164 185 Zimbabwe 159 186 Chad 143 187 Burundi 105 188 South Sudan 80 189 Benin 69 190 Montserrat 54 191 Equatorial Guinea 46 192 Burkina Faso 42 193 Somalia 37 194 Kiribati 8
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_foreign-exchange_reserves Insightful. 50, 51, 52, running neck-to-neck. Small-sized Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore (6, 8, and 11) got me shook with their FX reserves. Impressive. |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by Moniya4Real(m): 10:39am On Apr 25 |
They’ll still come for you to defend GEJ. I keep saying this; we , the citizens are as much as the problems of this country like our ineptitude leaders. Jorussia: it was almost $70b when obj left office.As at when GEJ left it was $28b or so. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by LadyExcellency: 10:40am On Apr 25 |
Jorussia: I have always said that the biggest problem in Nigeria is we have at least 80% of so called educated people who are ignorant and to a large extent illiterate.
Foreign reserve is what this thread is about as you are bringing excess crude account.for your information,obj left $22b as excess crude and about $70b as foreign reserve.how foreign reserve fell from $70b to $28b in a space of 8years is what i commented on.On this issue of excess crude accounts being depleted by Amaechi and his then progressive governors as you claimed,it wasn't true.APC became a party in 2013 and that was when Amaechi joined the party.As at 2013 excess crude accounts was already depleted.The annoyance of the governors across party lines then was that the federal government was withdrawing the money without the knowledge of the states which was true.
The administration of Pmb grew the foreign reserve to $48b around early 2020 before covid 19.the exchange rate was around #300 which around 30% more than what he met it, considering the foreign reserve they met,#300 was a very fair achievement by the then PMB.It was the uncontrolled crude oil theft(I believe state sponsored) from ending of 2021 and the decision by Pmb cabal to fight anything Tinubu and Osibanjo that messed up the economy of this country from 2022-2023, and the effect is still felt today. Writing long senseless notes without making any meaningful point is of no use. Excess Crude Account is in dollars and part of foreign reserve. Progressive Governors took Jonathan to court to share the money hence it was depleted. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by anonimi: 10:44am On Apr 25 |
Yankee101: Equate population and know why nigeria is close to the bottom Does population not mean that we have more BRAINS and more HANDS to be greatly productive as the Chinese, Indians, Americans, Indonesians etc are?Why are you excusing our collective incompetence and failure with population How do you personally benefit from such excuse? 1 Like 2 Shares |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by NothingDoMe: 10:44am On Apr 25 |
Moniya4Real:
Must you bring things like this to a post we all should and are learning from?
It's a learning point. At least now you know that Israel doesn't depend on USA like a parasite. |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by chccho(m): 10:45am On Apr 25 |
EKONGKING: Wow India at 645 billion dollars in reserve is a surprise .
India is really marching forward . Are u sure u read and comprehended the information correctly?? 1 Like |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by fuckboys: 10:46am On Apr 25 |
I think china is the richest country in the world In reality, USA on paper. 1 Like |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by anonymous1759(m): 10:46am On Apr 25 |
Jorussia: I have always said that the biggest problem in Nigeria is we have at least 80% of so called educated people who are ignorant and to a large extent illiterate.
Foreign reserve is what this thread is about as you are bringing excess crude account.for your information,obj left $22b as excess crude and about $70b as foreign reserve.how foreign reserve fell from $70b to $28b in a space of 8years is what i commented on.On this issue of excess crude accounts being depleted by Amaechi and his then progressive governors as you claimed,it wasn't true.APC became a party in 2013 and that was when Amaechi joined the party.As at 2013 excess crude accounts was already depleted.The annoyance of the governors across party lines then was that the federal government was withdrawing the money without the knowledge of the states which was true.
The administration of Pmb grew the foreign reserve to $48b around early 2020 before covid 19.the exchange rate was around #300 which around 30% more than what he met it, considering the foreign reserve they met,#300 was a very fair achievement by the then PMB.It was the uncontrolled crude oil theft(I believe state sponsored) from ending of 2021 and the decision by Pmb cabal to fight anything Tinubu and osibanjo that messed up the economy of this country 2022-2023,and the effect still felt today. Thanks for educating her 3 Likes |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by eroch2585: 10:47am On Apr 25 |
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Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by Obioma3000(m): 10:48am On Apr 25 |
Nigeria can make top 10 if our leaders can it right, there is only two major factors that contribute immensely to the growth of any country GDP 1. Is human resource and 2. Is natural resource and good enough nigeria is richly abuntant with this two |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by Fiscus105(m): 10:48am On Apr 25 |
Beverlyjean: USA not meant to be there ..those guys have the highest... they are the printers of the global currency that's used as the benchmark ... officially is over 200b...unofficially, it runs in multi trillions .... they just gave 4 countries over 100b dols Is USA thr? Mind you, I biliv you also read that, Gold inclusive, Abi they also print Gold. |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by Adlac(m): 10:57am On Apr 25 |
NothingDoMe: Israel has six times the foreign reserves of Nigeria.
Nigerian Palestinians will tell you that it was America that gave Israel the money. How much is America Foreign Reserve? Close ties with Israel? 1 Like |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by anonimi: 10:58am On Apr 25 |
Jorussia: Tinubu has not spent 8years for us to objectively judge him.it was GEJ that messed our foreign reserve.it was almost $70b when when obj left,and $28b when GEJ left office. I thought Yar''Adua was there for 3 years with high oil revenue before Jonathan took over for 5 years with falling oil revenue, leading to pressure from the states that are joint owners of the federation account to draw down the ECA and stop accruing money into the reserves, in addition to the infrastructure projects Obasanjo failed to do in the railways sector notably FG, States, LGs Share N568.4 Billion for Oct 15 NOVEMBER 2013
Also, $1billion was proposed for distribution to complement shortfall in expected revenue." The $1billion is a compromise by the FG over its words in September not to augment shortfalls anymore.
Responding to the presentation, the chairman of the States Commissioners of Finance and Ebonyi State Commissioner of Finance, Mr Timothy Odaah, lamented that the statutory allocation was getting smaller and smaller. "It appears this is the worst in terms of returns. This is the least in allocations as far as this year is concerned. We are mourning the dearth of funds and this is a wakeup call for states and local governments to buoy up their internally generated revenue."
While appreciating the "magnanimity" of President Goodluck Jonathan to approve the $1billion from the excess crude account and to be shared among the federal, state and local governments, Odaah expressed disappointment with the returns made by the NNPC.
He said that the states had requested for $2bn to complement for the shortfall in revenue but got only $1billion. In September, Odaah and fellow commissioners had walked out of the Accountant General of the Federation (AGF) when the federal government said that the framework of the 2013 budget was no longer realistic and it won't augment shortfall in revenue. Odaah raised issues with the statutory allocations of previous months.
More from: http://allafrica.com/stories/201311150323.html 1 Like 2 Shares |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by Fiscus105(m): 10:59am On Apr 25 |
LadyExcellency:
Because APC Governors led by Amaechi wanted it shared against all pleas by Dr Ngozi Okonjo Iweala. Blame the progressive Governors, not Jonathan. Our Excess Crude Account was jointly opened by States and the Federal Government. As you are blaming the Govs ,you should also blame the weak president more. Govs also put pressure on OBJ, which he vehemently rejected, but when the 2 weak presidents came in succession. His foot soldiers butchered the treasury with their two eye wide open. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by anonimi: 11:03am On Apr 25 |
Obioma3000: Nigeria can make top 10 if our leaders can it right, there is only two major factors that contribute immensely to the growth of any country GDP 1. Is human resource and 2. Is natural resource and good enough nigeria is richly abuntant with this two How is an uneducated population equal to richly abundant human resource Nigeria now has about 20 million out-of-school children, according to the latest global data on out-of-school children by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO).
UNESCO, which says a new and improved methodology was used to arrive at the latest figures, said there are “244 million children and youth between the ages of 6 and 18 worldwide (who) are still out of school.”
According to the statistics, India, Nigeria and Pakistan have the highest figures for out-of-school children globally.
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/551804-breaking-nigeria-now-has-20-million-out-of-school-children-unesco.html 1 Like 2 Shares |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by anonimi: 11:04am On Apr 25 |
Fiscus105: As you are blaming the Govs ,you should also blame the weak president the more. The Govs also put pressure on OBJ, which he vehemently rejected, but when the 2 weak presidents came in succession. His foot soldiers butchered the treasury with their two eye open wide. Is the federation account owned by the federal government alone 1 Like |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by EKONGKING: 11:07am On Apr 25 |
chccho:
Are u sure u read and comprehended the information correctly?? yes, its seems u r reading incorrectly or just google Indian reserves . 1 Like |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by tj2018: 11:07am On Apr 25 |
I agree with every line in your submission except the last sentence which is fallacy. Tinubu Shot everyone + Himself on the foot by Implementing financial policies without Economic team, no substantial CBN gov., No Cabinet etc., He was obviously carried away by his "Election Victory". Without settling Down to study the situation he took the advice of the World bank. No policies statement or Plan to Cushion the effect of His Wrong Decision. Very Wrong Move from the state. I pity Cardoso. Jorussia: I have always said that the biggest problem in Nigeria is we have at least 80% of so called educated people who are ignorant and to a large extent illiterate.
Foreign reserve is what this thread is about as you are bringing excess crude account.for your information,obj left $22b as excess crude and about $70b as foreign reserve.how foreign reserve fell from $70b to $28b in a space of 8years is what i commented on.On this issue of excess crude accounts being depleted by Amaechi and his then progressive governors as you claimed,it wasn't true.APC became a party in 2013 and that was when Amaechi joined the party.As at 2013 excess crude accounts was already depleted.The annoyance of the governors across party lines then was that the federal government was withdrawing the money without the knowledge of the states which was true.
The administration of Pmb grew the foreign reserve to $48b around early 2020 before covid 19.the exchange rate was around #300 which around 30% more than what he met it, considering the foreign reserve they met,#300 was a very fair achievement by the then PMB.It was the uncontrolled crude oil theft(I believe state sponsored) from ending of 2021 and the decision by Pmb cabal to fight anything Tinubu and osibanjo that messed up the economy of this country 2022-2023,and the effect still felt today. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by Krankhead: 11:09am On Apr 25 |
Gbogbowa: Obj really try for Nigeria if not Nigeria will be no where.pls how much has Tinubu save in one Year with subsidy removal OBJ destroyed Nigeria |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by Basicend: 11:10am On Apr 25 |
Whether the world like it or not, China is becoming , infact currently the richest and surest country in the world.
You can argue with your boxers. . Or hug transformer.
As for Nigerians, if dollars goes up, many will start criticizing the govt, and if govt tries to bring it down, you start shouting that they are depleting external reserves or borrowing to defend. .
Yet, you come online again to say prices of goods have gone high, and you can't buy bread.
We are terrible people. 2 Likes |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by Tohmey(m): 11:10am On Apr 25 |
So all this country reserve, no one even reach BTC market cap of nearly $1.5Trillion.
No wonder they are fighting crypto here and there
cuz they do be wondering where all this money in crypto coming out from. . . . |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by Mombebe: 11:11am On Apr 25 |
Buharifan: S/N Countries Forex Reserves Including Gold S/N (data in millions US$) 1 China 3,225,817 2 Japan 1,290,606 3 Switzerland 868,632 4 India 643,162 5 Russia 600,700 6 Taiwan 568,107 7 Saudi Arabia 455,205 8 Hong Kong 425,153 9 South Korea 419,360 10 Mexico 364,192 11 Singapore 357,345 12 Brazil 352,705 13 Germany 339,800 14 United States 242,681 15 France 240,677 16 Thailand 223,769 17 Israel 206,828 18 Poland 187,996 19 United Kingdom 183,952 20 United Arab Emirates 151,600 21 Czech Republic 144,996 22 Indonesia 149,915 23 Turkey 128,490 24 Netherlands 125,451 25 Canada 116,251 26 Philippines 104,033 27 Malaysia 102,241 28 Iraq 100,000 29 Spain 94,341 30 Vietnam 93,342 31 Belgium 82,000 32 Denmark 80,058 33 Romania 77,364 34 Peru 73,483 35 Norway 71,901 36 Libya 70,524 37 Italy 69,810 38 Algeria 68,028 39 Qatar 64,560 40 Sweden 59,568 41 Colombia 57,269 42 Australia 53,883 43 Portugal 53,710 44 South Africa 53,473 45 Kuwait 46,420 46 Chile 42,527 47 Ukraine 40,507 48 Hungary 41,344 49 Bulgaria 35,395 50 Egypt 35,310 51 Nigeria 34,980 52 Austria 34,856 53 Kazakhstan 34,500 54 Uzbekistan 32,195 55 Morocco 32,037 56 New Zealand 31,712 57 Croatia 28,680 58 Bangladesh 25,231.70 59 Serbia 24,468 60 Iran 24,300 61 Macau 24,283 62 Guatemala 21,390 63 Argentina 20,846 64 Turkmenistan 20,600 65 Cambodia 18,496 66 Jordan 18,765 67 Nepal 18,400 68 Oman 16,163 69 Uruguay 15,449 70 Lebanon 14,738 71 Dominican Republic 14,371 72 Angola 14,200 73 Costa Rica 13,200 74 Ireland 12,599 75 Azerbaijan 11,650 76 Ivory Coast 9,800 77 Paraguay 9,707 78 Bosnia and Herzegovina 8,711 79 Tunisia 8,623 80 North Korea 8,072 81 Pakistan 8,040 82 Finland 7,995 83 Slovakia 7,650 84 Honduras 7,390 85 Tanzania 7,022 86 Iceland 6,847 87 Myanmar 6,700 88 Moldova 6,390 89 Afghanistan 6,228 90 Panama 6,143 91 Venezuela 5,908 92 Trinidad and Tobago 5,800 93 Albania 5,700 94 Mauritius 5,591 95 Bahrain 5,500 96 Georgia 5,224 97 Mongolia 5,120 98 Botswana 5,080 99 Jamaica 4,921 100 Lithuania 4,900 101 Sri Lanka 4,517 102 Vatican City 4,339 103 Armenia 4,298 104 Nicaragua 3,980 105 Greece 3,926 106 Latvia 3,913 107 Uganda 3,700 108 Andorra 3,689 109 Brunei 3,664 110 Cameroon 3,459 111 Ethiopia 3,430 112 Ghana 3,368 113 Ecuador 3,305 114 Belarus 3,296 115 Kyrgyzstan 2,976 116 Slovenia 2,519 117 El Salvador 2,510 118 Cuba 2,500 119 Kenya 2,490 120 Papua New Guinea 2,339 121 Haiti 2,296 122 Estonia 2,065 123 Namibia 2,019 124 Bahamas 1,758 125 Bolivia 1,769 126 Madagascar 1,620 127 Montenegro 1,558 128 Mauritania 1,493 129 Tajikistan 1,482 130 Rwanda 1,458 131 Zambia 1,433 132 Guinea 1,425 133 Gabon 1,377 134 Cyprus 1,271 135 Luxembourg 1,119 136 Laos 1,099 137 Curaçao 1,080 138 Fiji 1,065 139 Niger 1,053 140 Aruba 1,017 141 Bhutan 972 142 Kosovo 950 143 Malta 937 144 Lesotho 785 145 Barbados 770 146 Cape Verde 712 147 San Marino 716 148 Gambia 698 149 Palestine 671 150 Timor-Leste 654 151 Suriname 647 152 Sierra Leone 624 153 Mali 604 154 Maldives 588 155 Guyana 553 156 Solomon Islands 551 157 Seychelles 546 158 Vanuatu 509 159 Democratic Republic of the Congo 505 160 Djibouti 504 161 Malawi 488 162 Eswatini 467 163 Republic of the Congo 443 164 Syria 401 165 Federated States of Micronesia 395 166 Central African Republic 375 167 Saint Kitts and Nevis 365 168 Liberia 342 169 Guinea-Bissau 329 170 Antigua and Barbuda 285 171 Belize 281 172 Saint Lucia 258 173 Yemen 250 174 Grenada 247 175 Tonga 226 176 Togo 208 177 Comoros 197 178 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 192 179 Eritrea 189 180 Samoa 188 181 São Tomé and Príncipe 186 182 Sudan 172 183 Dominica 168 184 Senegal 164 185 Zimbabwe 159 186 Chad 143 187 Burundi 105 188 South Sudan 80 189 Benin 69 190 Montserrat 54 191 Equatorial Guinea 46 192 Burkina Faso 42 193 Somalia 37 194 Kiribati 8
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_foreign-exchange_reserves Where's Tinubu's country @? The Urinating statue with a brown teeth. The most Useless and Evil leader in the history of this British contraption. The bringer of hardship, inflation,hunger and suffering to the Mass. The power-drunk vegetable. The commander of the host moronic and imbecilic squad. The most corrupt politician in the history of Niger-Area,the ripper of our common good. The destroyer of the nation's economy and the negative changer.. thunder help me locate Aso Rock,that frail and idiotic individual there,strick him with vengeance 1 Like |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by Yankee101: 11:18am On Apr 25 |
Read again Slowly this time Then comprehend anonimi:
Does population not mean that we have more BRAINS and more HANDS to be greatly productive as the Chinese, Indians, Americans, Indonesians etc are?
Why are you excusing our collective incompetence and failure with population How do you personally benefit from such excuse? |
Re: External Foriegn Reserves By Country As At 1st March 2024 by SoNature(m): 11:21am On Apr 25 |
Emu4life:
During Yar'adua's regime Reserves was $64bn Stop saying what you don't know. Nigeria has never crossed $40 billion. How can Nigeria keep $64 billion in banks and the people will be dying of poverty? |